STDs today or sexually transmitted infections as we are now calling it are pretty common amongst youth today. Even though adolescence between ages of 15 and 24 only make up 25% of the population of new sexually transmitted infections that are diagnosed 50% of them are in adolescence and youth. So the most common sexually transmitted infection still remain Chlamydia. It's the number 1 bacterial infection and the number 1 viral sexually transmitted infection is Human Papillomavirus or HPV. There are couple of sexually transmitted infections or STDs that are unfortunately on the rise. One is Herpes, we thought we have seen the peak of Herpes in the 1980s, unfortunately we are starting to see more Herpes amongst adolescence and young adults. We've been diagnosing more and more cases and so that's concerning to us as clinicians. The second infection that's also been on the rise is Syphilis, particularly amongst populations that are at higher risk to contract Human Immunodeficiency Virus or HIV, such as young men who have sex with men or injection drug using adolescence. And so why we get concerned if we Syphilis on the increase is that Syphilis and HIV tend to travel together. It's also as a marker that if somebody is contracting Syphilis they are not practicing safer sex practices. That is true for all STDs or STIs. However, Syphilis in particular and Herpes are 2 infections that are really associated with the HIV. And if we are seeing those on the increase then we know that HIV is coming right behind.